St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-08
Picked Up in the Corridors and on the
Corners of st. Paul's Hotels and
Busy Thoroughfares.
If You Have Lung Trouble and Enjoy a
Hanson Ride an Expert Says
You viii DO Cured.
jim Nugent's knowledge Of French.
Martyr President Garfield Loved
the National Game.
THE HANSON CURE.
How Person May Drive Rheu.
matiSm Out of the system.

matism Out OF the System.
eff you've got the rheumatism or any
nervous complaint" said well known
downtown physician the other day to a
GLOBE reporter. you'll find that moth
ing will do you more good than to take
frequent rides in hanson. The mo-
ton is just what you want. 1t is the
principle on which the Swedish move
ment cure is based, and the value of
this treatment among those who are suf-
fering with this class of diseases is
great,as has been demonstrated through
out the sanitariums of this country.
From the peculiar balance of the hanson
on the axle. the jogging of the horse i'm
parts motion that is series of irregu-
lar and short, sharp jerks. that sets
your blood coursing through your veins
and gives it new life, and that is lust
what every invalid needs-new life in
his blood. Get that and the heart be-
comes stronger in its action, the stomach
performs its duty more cheerfully, the
muscles become firm and active, and
the first thing you know you are well
man. You see you get all the benefit OF
bodily exercise without the eXertion of
walking, running and jumping. More
than ordinary benefit can be derived
from hanson riding in st. Paul, since
the streets are so hilly and uneven.
You can get more movement than YOU
do in cities with level streets. Riding
in hansOms is recommended by the best
physicians in Europe to their patients,
and they report the cure of cases
where the disease had become
chronic and were looked upon
as hopeless by the physicians.
1t not only benefits the body but it helps
thing to think about beside his own all
| ments and tends to make him forget
himself. There goes one of my hanson
patients now" said the doctor, pointing
out of the window at hundred and
eighty-five-pound specimen of humanity
! passing on the opposite side of the
street.
-Four months ago that fellow was
| lying on his back looking like ghost
! | was called to attend him and | found
| that he was suffering with nervous pros
| tratiOn, and he imagined he had Bright,s
| disease, consumption of the liver, lung
trouble, heart disease and half dozeif
other complaints. He had come to the
| conclusion that he was going to die. The
| first thing did was to give him TONES
! That braced him up little, and after a
hard struggle | got him to ride half q
mile in hanson about noon. He was
afraid to clio it at first; he thought it
would kill him, sure. but got him onto
one and he stood the eXertiOn Splen-
didly. He began to throw aside his
| hypocondria and finally would ride
four or five miles each day. His strength
| came back. his nerves got strong, he
forgot that he had heart, or kidney,
i or lung, or liver. Now look at him,
las sound as knot and weighs nearly
twice as much as he did five months
fiago; and he hasn't taken two ounces of
medicine during the whole time, but he
| week. just as he did when / first
fdragged him out of bed. | believe that
FELLOWS faith in hanSomS is so firm tina
he thinks if he rides in one every day